Sentence examples for word escape from inspiring English sources

She hated to hear the word "escape" used about fiction.

When the head of the EU uses the word "escape" - perhaps his title should be Warden - because clearly most of those 27 countries are already economic prisoners who deeply regret their once-voluntary confinement in the EU.

Race To Witch Mountain ($39.99 Special Edition and $44.99 BluRay; Disney) -- Okay, before I bemoan the changes made to Escape To Witch Mountain (what, kids think the word "escape" is too dull so they changed it to "race") not to mention the inclusion of The Rock, let's be clear.

And my husband, who has never voluntarily listened to a single word escaping Taylor Swift's mouth, laughed.

Similarly, the prim Orange scolds her new companion whenever a curse word escapes his mouth, and repeatedly derides his lack of manners.

Mild irritation creased Mr. Mendes's brow, a sharp word escaped his lips, and it was back to the business of keeping the flow of food moving at a smooth pace.

Susan later told me that the Japanese have a word to describe the state between our interior world and external reality, and that (while the word escapes her) her garden has offered such a place.

Later that night, I said to my husband, "I thought of her as a singer-songwriter". And my husband, who has never voluntarily listened to a single word escaping Taylor Swift's mouth, laughed.

Moments after word escaped that the agreement had broken down, representatives of competing private environmental groups sprinted around the halls, decrying the failure and saying simply, "It's over".

So I wasn't sure how that word escaped her".

I might be wrong, but I'll bet that not one critical word escapes his lips.